Intergence chooses Custom Consoles SystemTwoLite and Media Posts for New Network Operations Centre

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Custom Consoles announces the completion of height-adjustable technical desks and display screen supports for IT Managed Services specialist Intergence Systems Ltd. The project comprises seven SystemTwoLite desks, a dual MediaPost and single MediaPost display screen supports plus 10 desk-mounting computer screen support arms. These were assembled on site in the Network Operations Centre at Intergences Cambridge headquarters.

We were looking for desks which combined height adjustability with robust construction, ergonomic excellence and attractive styling, comments Intergence CTO David Poulton. A careful online study of the various products available brought the Custom Consoles SystemTwoLite to our attention. The desks have proved a first-rate choice and are liked by all our staff, some of whom are very tall. Each desk is finished in white Thermofoil and fitted with one or more Ergotron LX monitor supports. These allow fine adjustment of screen display height, tilt and lateral angle. Larger screens for shared viewing in the NOC are mounted on the Media Posts which were chosen both for their strength and versatility as well as their clean design.

Originally developed for use in edit suites and graphics areas, SystemTwoLite is a rectangular single-surface desk with dual electrically powered height adjustment from 660 to 1200 mm. This gives operators the choice of working while seated or standing. Lift load is 200 kg. The desk incorporates a 180 cm wide by 80 cm deep worktop fitted with three monitor arm mounting points. Five mains outlets, a USB hub and an optional RJ45 outlet panel are mounted on the rear of the cable box.

SystemTwo and SystemTwoLite have been tested by FIRA and certified to meet ISO9241, ISO11064 Parts 3 and 4 EN527 Part 1 safety standards. Options in the SystemTwo product range include a 180 x 55 cm rear desk with electrically powered independent height adjustment, a 58 x 71 cm side pedestal, a 3U under-shelf equipment pod and a 61 x 81 cm 27 U bay. SystemTwo worktops are built on an MDF base with a choice of hard-wearing surface finishes. Supporting legs and crossbar are made of heavy-duty steel with a choice of surface colour and texture.

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About Intergence

At Intergence (www.intergence.com) we love doing digital stuff. IT infrastructure is everywhere and is the foundation on which modern businesses are built. Every organisation has a right to feel safe and secure, Its the guiding principle behind our work. We take customers on an infrastructure journey that makes them fit and agile to meet the demands of digital first businesses in the 21st century. This means bringing IT infrastructure closer to the business through smart operations and analytics to deliver great customer experience and keep businesses relevant and competitive. At Intergence we are passionate about helping our customers look brilliant in Digital Operations and how they become Digital First organisations. We use our experts and the right tools to allow our clients and their staff to deliver amazing outcomes to their customers.

About Custom Consoles

Custom Consoles Ltd, www.customconsoles.co.uk, is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer of project-specific and modular broadcast, process-control and security furniture. Its product range includes motorised, manually-adjustable and fixed-height units plus fan-cooled sound-insulated equipment housings. Custom Consoles operates from a 1,200 square metre UK-based production facility equipped with 3D computer-aided-design facilities, computer-controlled cutting machinery and a thermoform press. These resources provide the dual benefits of precise quality control and prompt delivery times, typically 21 days from receipt of order. Custom Consoles clients include broadcasters, production and post production studios, governmental and corporate organisations in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia.

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